Austin Family Law Blog
Check out some of our blogs from expert family law attorney, Raul Sandoval, Jr on child support and divorce. Mr. Sandoval aims to help you as much as possible with your legal needs in Williamson County, Hays County, Travis County and Austin, Texas.

Do You Need a Postnup? Real-Life Reasons Couples in Texas Create One
When most people think about marital agreements, they think of prenups—contracts made before the wedding. But what if you’re already married and realize you need to set some things in writing? That’s where a postnuptial agreement, or postnup, comes in. In Texas,...

Child Custody and School Decisions: Who Gets the Final Say in Texas?
For many parents, one of the biggest challenges after divorce isn’t just figuring out where their children will live—it’s deciding who gets to make the important calls about their education. What school will they attend? Who decides if they should move districts? What...

When Divorce and Debt Collide: What Texas Couples Need to Know
Divorce is stressful enough on its own, but add debt into the mix and things get even more complicated. Credit cards, car loans, mortgages, even medical bills—these don’t just disappear when a marriage ends. If you’re going through a divorce in Texas, one of the...

Can I Date During My Divorce in Texas? Here’s What You Should Know
Divorce is difficult—and lonely. So it’s not uncommon for people to ask, “Can I start dating again while my divorce is still in progress?” Technically? Yes. There’s no law in Texas that says you can’t date during a divorce. But the real question isn’t just whether you...

Summer Visitation Schedules in Texas: What Divorced Parents Need to Know
When school’s out and summer rolls around, most parents breathe a little easier. But for divorced or separated parents, summer can bring its own set of challenges—especially when it comes to visitation. If you live in Texas and you’re co-parenting under a custody...

Do You Need a Postnup? 4 Situations Where Married Couples in Texas Should Consider One
Prenups get all the attention, but what happens if you're already married and realize you need to put some things in writing? That’s where a postnuptial agreement comes in—and for many couples in Texas, it can be a smart, stabilizing move. A postnup isn’t a sign your...

Who Gets the House? How Property Division Actually Works in a Texas Divorce
For many couples, the family home is more than just a roof over their heads—it’s where memories were made, kids were raised, and life was built. So when a marriage ends, one of the first questions people ask is, “Who gets the house?” In Texas, dividing property during...

Divorce Isn’t Just Legal—It’s Emotional. What Texas Courts Won’t Tell You
When most people think about divorce, they picture legal documents, courtrooms, and maybe a judge deciding who gets what. And while that’s part of it, anyone who’s actually been through a divorce will tell you: it’s not just a legal process—it’s an emotional one....

How a Prenup Can Actually Prevent Divorce Down the Road
Most people hear the word “prenup” and immediately think of wealth protection or worst-case scenarios. It’s often treated like a backup plan in case the marriage falls apart. But what if we told you that a prenuptial agreement can actually help your marriage last...

Can We Share Custody Without a Court Battle? How Cooperative Parenting Works in Texas
Divorce doesn’t have to be a war—especially when kids are involved. But let’s be honest: custody can bring out the worst in people. The idea of “losing time” with your child or not having a say in important decisions is terrifying for any parent. Still, not every...